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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-18
Supreme Court-JuIy Term.
SATURDAY, July tBt

SATURDAY, July 10Th.
The Court was occupied in hearing
divorce suits. The first one was Milton
W. w. Milton *. Mr.. Henry Smith
stated he witnessed the marriage Of the
parties in 1874. There WAS in issue OF
Of the country and his whereabouts was
not known. His Honor granted the di-
vOrcc with costs.
Others were heard. The divorce suit
Of Dodd W. VI. Dodd ~ will be heard
next Saturday
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rae p.,siAa wsy.

ssg1.s Shah Of Persia agaiis himself of
; custom Of selling office 10 The high
4 bidder. and tisas adds very raateri-
.IS 70 his revenues. This, however, IS
,Ts with discrimination. a rssso1able
srrxz1esasftyr7 g1f Ele welfare of tIis etn-
ire being included IN the selection
saAe, The position d Premier for
raaoyie, IS not given to any one vi"
nav offer tire highest sum for the post,
,,,f If ega or three vino are best quail
.,ed Tor IL, that one is selected vino IS
,re,,art.1 10 make the largest present :"
Ihe 4bah, Contrary ~ What one might
.b{,,k this custom is not opposed ~ pr
aaaeney in office II a high official
ga,aibtes To qige satisfaction. he is
1a permitted % rsoai" fof many
ears, taosideti he IS able - make /" val
,st,ie annual present b Ills Majesty
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ISLAND NOTES.
Lflln- Ifnwnll- Lnlv I'D

Iiuo, Hawaii July 1fth.
The Catholic Mission School 81 Iiilo
waa commenced 1863 At present 1t ir
a. "a very prosperous condition, having
two gentlemen who are giving their in
divsdnll attention to the school, Broth
era Joseph and IRnaco. who came 10
Hilo about oue year ago. The present
attendance - ~, average 70. The stud
iea arc the common Eusl iah branches,
language lessons ia conversation, with
Grammar. Special attention to CONNER
eial Geography, Bookkeeping. Drawing.
which may last, was commenced Dec
efnber. and Of which considering the time
the scholars have been practicing, SHOW
that they have done uobly. The exam
iuatiou aud closing exercises occurred
on the 18Th inst About half ri the
are Portuguese. Who are quick
~ learn Ia" difficulty with this class
of boys is that there are a great many
who are growing up in ignorance There
lrs not much over a quarter Of the chill
.lren who nre capable Of learning that at
tend school. but who work ont on plan.
ations instead Of attending school At
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The buildings. Talks aud Szfe
syaieu "f the NfrSicas es's'''

1he buildings. Tanks aud sssae,
syatem al the NIcsicas es's'
The houses present a iragete @n-
pearancc They are built q seas
Adobe. two 60 four >raties a
with iron supports aud halceass
hy bright-colorcd awnings Eatai''+
from the sidewalk. large aoeal5 '''''
opening upon "a paved passsst R''..'''
also serves as IA carriage .way. SONS
through the passage YOU find 7aafS''.t
in paved oouS twenty to as. eF
square. according to the size o. i''
building Some If these oous 76T-
fountains and flower pots is 5f7'n
others are unpnved ia the cebssr alo
planted with flowers Auuss ht
court il corridor upon wbiea aoer
rooms This corridor is rcuches #
broad stone stairway Of raaf assaat
The windows of each room nre 5s@ea
with iron. mnEiug the .iuier.ee Of
the house rc-eIuhle iail If il we're
not for the beautiful 7tatucttea Ne
fragrant blossoms that are Is
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gIonoIuIIu Rifles

On Friday and Saturday evenings IA
court martial was held in the armory Of
the Honolulu Rifles. Five members, q.
Miles, A. Flohr, w Bcals, f. Godfrey
and Coghlin had been summoned and
had to account for their Noncompliance
with orders for the battalion 10 turn out
on June Both July lat and 5th. One Of
them claimed the court had no right TO
80; mn ri dr TIA alHeqs c pY{ ealPYoas rca
sons for their failure to obey the Lieut..
Cooncl's orders to turn out. Lieut. l..
H. Bishop takes DOWN the testimony and
when completed it will be submitted to
Lieut. Col. Ashford who will give iudg-
mcnt at the next parade.
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An Eye TO Hnaincas.

"Can you send the pntrol wagon up 10 No
59I Blank street. inquired voice through
the police telephone the ether day
Whats the TnHttcrf
"Sone one tnppod the till Of my grocery u
thirty cents"
"Are you holding him"
NO, hc bna been gone hnlf an hour
"Thsn what good viii the wagon dor
"Well, 10 wiI! get outn crowd and look like
business, won't it, / sell for cnah and my
prices are lo@cr than ever before ~ Detroit
Froo Press
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aD OF bananas contains more M
than three pounds d meat or
sRgands Of potatoes, Willis a. food
ana IL in every aeuse Of the word
srfoF to the best wheaton bread
3tfugf1 IL grows spontaneously through
tropics, when cultivated it, yield
. o1ifgioas, for al acfe d ground
III with bananas will return. ar
am j 20 Hr.Gaboldt, "a much food fna-
3D. a. tiaifty-three ares 81 wheat or
We hundred acres ii g,Otatb<.s,
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J years ago ts~c'7-~1a~ he Iea''ioe

years ago kkeyss7.'7Tra@ The leaaipg
fexmna. HEIfoot sugar bnl the
ii exports have immensely fallen
nd are non become quite 'nlmpoft-
st first France WAS beaten ~ aus
.and nos both France and Austria
feefi LETT far behind BY Germany.
exports Of sugar from Germany last
amoaoted in value 70 very nearly
80 200 sterling, While those from
ltee we're not very much over 81 .5CD.-
II startling
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Last Friday vas Mrs. +. W. Robertson
birthday anniversary. and number of her
friends gave her n surprise party IN honor
Of the occasion nj the residence ot Mrs.
Robertson Emma square. A quartette Of
native singers from Waikiki rendered
sweet music during the evening
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f..:.-sTfs sIsaaIng 81 streets

highest bidder at "A public
--tIe bidder pute every four
ris OF street in charge Of one
> push cart, who u kept con
work from sunrise 10 sunset
twilight. ~ intervals large
and aud receive the contents
h carts. The dir r. taken ~
where Il Is pressed into blocks
.bicyard ia dimensions. These
on the market, and arc sold
ing purposes
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Concert at Emma square.

The following musical programme viii
be given by the ROYAL Hnwniinu Military
Band this evening ntG#D clock at
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sAxs1 nawaIss srefsJ.

TIE f,tloWfaz ars the late arrivals 1T
sbu Hawaiian Hotel Major ". -
sswell, Msoi +. " Mskee, Waihes !
-eEels, Maui W. . smith
ssk Barcbsrdt and 9. X.
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IN CANADA.

.tstivc at Ottawa Of "A Ger
iaking propositions 10 the
for the purchase Of the
railway, and the opening
'n-smeiting works in Nova
flss proposes to bring over
thousand German skilled
A Scotch firm Of locomo-
. have offered to establish
FORKS in Canada If the Gov
. orders for fifty engines.
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n HUNGARY.

q the second week
n tated a portion Of
lsed in severity, and
as learned that some
Lies are brought TO
CITY TAI the efforts to re-
e Thesis have proved
yer has now formed
- on ground which a
covered with smiling
0 way for the water to
-oniy disappear by
Ation, which may
the lakes that
sRhilcs in extent.
cattle have been
n pie have mostly escaped
n Crops and stock are
Towns are crowded with
Every effort has been
the river banks, but the
assay the vessels that
nc trunks of trees which
/ in the gap.
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S Ssssr.don si,s %
wee leg ndsor u
ana sSEorcesteE.s
and. Mottet s O.,
ini and Pastes; !
xsrs; A. 3. Cleyss
orton's Pineappie
|AlifOrnia-
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21

Chattel Loans at Weld Bros.
! Town lots going fast, at headquarters
If you want insurance, see Frank Pin
gree.
NJ. Donelan is selling out regardless O
cost.
5000 to loan on chattels at Welt
Bros.
w. II. Marble has some choice claims
for sale.
! Yousse's stage line goes to Oberlin
every day.
W. S. Willcoxon has IS, 700 90 to loan
on chattels.
25 empty barrels for sale at C. 81. Mar
tin s. Bros.
Eor CHATTEL LOANS call upon G.
w. GOOdsoe.
Go to Weld Bros. if you want to make
a chattel loan.
Enquire of Frank Pingree if you want
money on chattels.
Meglemre & Marble sell more wind
mills than anybody else.
G. w. GOodsoe makes loans upon chat
tel or farm security.
Martin Bros & Co. are making all the
big sales in town lots.
If you want to borrow money on land
call on w. H. Marble.
Large assortment of elegant box paper
at c. H. Martin & Bros.
Don't forget Martin Bros. s. Co. when
you want big bargains in town lots.
Mich cows for sale at sw4 sec 24-9-36.
a-3 G. II. YAEGER.
1t will pay you to see Frank Pi-gree if
you want reliable insurance on your farm
property.
All those indebted to me will please
call in and settle at once.
NJ DoNELAN.
Cows FOR SALE-Ten good mich cows
for sale on section IA, town Z. range 81.
2-5 GEO. FITZsIMONs.
G. w. Goodsoe is making loans on
chattel and farm property at lowest
rates.
For loan to make final proof upon your
farm call upon GoOdsoe & Greene, over
Aliens store.
McGOnigal has an imported pure bred
POlled Angus bull at the Red Bud ranch
six miles northwest of Colby.
We have great many special bar
gains in improved town property.
MARTIN BROS. s. Co.
All persons having city property or
town lots for sale will do well by leaving
them with Martin Bros. & Co.
: What city in northwestern Kansas can
beat a So. 900 sale in town lots by one
firm in days. The sale was made by
Martin Bros. & Co.
German service by Rev. e. Falter.
missionary of the NJ f. church, on April
IL. at p. NJ, and every alternate Sab
bath. at the Court House.
The boom in Colby rampant Unsur-
passed rush for lots in Colby. Martin
Bro. & Co. show what advertising and
push will do. Every one says marvellous.
Those having friends east whom they
wish to send description and advertise
ments of Colby and Thomas county be
sure W leave udIncS WIFI udTtlu DTOS. q
Co. right away.
Mason s. Hamlin organs sold for easy
payments. Rented with privilege of
purchase. Sold at great discount for
cash. For particulars call on or address
j. II. Wallace, Colby, Kans.
Chas. Houghtaling will be at s. Yous-
se's livery barn, Colby, Kansas. after
June Goth, for the purpose of castrating
colts. He has best of references as to
experience and skill. 6-6t*
Parties having lots in Colby, who wish
to sell, or know about them, will do best
to write to Martin Bros & Ce. as they
are advertising Colby, and are best par
ties
Notice.
We. the undersigned, will take to herd
100 head of cattle for this season. 90 cts
per head per month. Plenty of salt and
water constantly in yards. Good bull to
run with herd.
THOMPSON Bros s. KERN.
Section 26 9-35. 2-8s
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
MAR RRlED.

April 21. 1887 by Judge N. J. Adams,
at Farmers Hotel, Colby. Kansas. A. H.
Eberhart and Susan Smith. of Thomas
and Jewell counties respectively.
At the residence of the officiating min
lister two miles north of the city of Colby
April 30. 1887. ElwOOd p. HOgue and
Emma B. Burgmann. All of Thomas
county. Kansas May peace. prosperity
and happiness attend through life.
F. NJ STEWART
At the residence of the officiating min
lister two miles north of the city of Colby
April 81, 1887. John B. Badgley and
LeOti Hudson. All of Thomas county,
Kansas. May peace. prosperity and hap
piness attend them through life.
F. NJ STEWART
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
FOR SALE.

Sw4 sec 10, T6, r 81 west, As acres
under cultivation, 6 acres in oats, 4acres
in fall wheat. one hundred cottonwood
trees, six grapes. one hundred apple
trees. six pear trees. six cherry trees. one
stirring plOw. one grasshOpper plOw. all
furniture. Whole for $500.
Offer good to Nav 1st. 1887.
"a JAKE CLINKENBEARD.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
WHAT OUTSIDERS SAY OF COLBY.

WHAT OUTSIDERS SAY OF COLBY.
Colby, Thomas county. Kansas, is that
which might truthfully be termed city
of phenomenal growth.
Eighteen months ago the brat was
born, and nothing to-day remains to re-
m nd one of the fact that she ever wore
the infantile robes of white.
Colby the infant. has materialized into
Colby the giant. from which the hum of
industry and mercantile pursuits are
echoed from all sides and in the middle,
leaving no proof th at she is or ever has
been one weak or helpless.
Colby was before its origin an antici,
pated city.
Show me the man who would have hes
itated to say. had they known the topcg-
raphy of the surrounding country, that
there would be city. and a large and
mighty city. to tap. as it were this great
and mighty country.
She was to be and is. Who could help
but predict hei. the growing. prosperous
city Of ten thousand advantages and
prospects.
Surrounded as she is with an unbroken
field of undulating and fertile landscape,
she becomes the core. the very heart
which pulsates and directs the circula-
tion of the blood of everlasting prosper
lty and development to her surrounding
and contiguous country.
In conclusion. let me say, Oh. Colby!
thy day has at last come, when you may
sit quietly content, being assured of the
mighty advancement and progress which
now lies at your very door.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
l. E. LARRICK, D. D. s.
Lost.

One black pony mare years old with
100 feet inch rope and rope halter ON,
strap buckled round left fore foot Stray
ed from Colby Saturday, April 9. 1887
Liberal reward for return of same or any
information leading to recovery of same.
N. A. DUFF.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
FcR SALE.

F. C. Finnerty has for sale one of the
finest decided quarters in Thomas coun-
ty. Only small amount of cash requir-
ed, balance on long time and low rate Of
interest
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
DENTIST.

will be in Colby April 25th. and re-
main four days to do all kinds of work
pertaining to my profession. Fine gold
and silver filings. Rubber and gold lined
rubber plates. All work warranted. Per-
manently located in Oberlin Office with
Dr. Mead
lie. LARRICK, d. D. s.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
BuckIen's Arn,ca sa,ve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores letter chapped hands, chilblains,
corns. and all skin eruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per
box. For sale by C. H. Martin & Bros.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21

Fine milk cows for sale be 8. Yousse at
O. K. livery barn.
L. F. Odell has q large number of
breaking plows on north half 1871 for
sale cheap. Call and see them. Sat
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
LARSON & GILMORE

Owners of the 50 acres west of town,
will visit Colby on the 18th and 18th of
April. and have concluded to lay it out
into residence lots. and will sell it cheap
and on easy terms.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Thele will be held a public teachers exami.
nation for this quarter on April % and 30, 1887:
at school house at Colby, Kansas.
w. W. WALKER,
TT Co. Supt.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
Just Received.

Spring styles of wall paper-over 10
different designs.
C. II. MARTIN & Bro.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21

Six different styles of corn planters at
B. NOttingham's, l. H. Bullers' old
stand.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21

CARfE1S CAKFETS!
Some beautiful patterns of ingram car
pet at ]. B. Morrison & Sons.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21
School Land Sale.
AT COLBY, KANSAS.

Enquire OF French & Riddle at State Bank.
This Il bargain.
Thomas County cat., 1887-04-21

7-2t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-05
AT GETTYSBURG.

The Reception to Mrs. General Pickett.
GETTYSBURG, July Mrs pickotl's
visit is an appropriate incident, As she
bears the credit OF having been The first
woman who welded The blue and gray
together She was married 20 General
Pickett during the war and there are vet
erans here who remember when she was
first brought to camp, a beautiful and
giIlish bride. I'm 1868 She had placed on
the case of her husbands watch the Con
federate and Federal flags The watch is
historical 10 was presented 10 Pickett
by his faith and mother when he was
cadet n he second class at West Point
lie Wore Il an through the Mexican war,
the name of every battle in which he par
tiCipated having been engraved on the
inside of the case. On the inside of the
remaining case are engraved the engage
ments i'm which he took part in during the
War of the Rebellion, beginning with
Yorktown, June 1852, and ending wi;h
AppOmatt0X Court House, April ., lrUj,
General Pickett wore the watch in the
Gettysburg fight When he died st
Portsmouth, Va, In 1873. it reverted to
his son. who now wears IL.
The speech that Colonel Aylctt, Of
Armisiead's brigade, delivered at the camp
fire made "a great impression. The Vir-
ginans are simply overwhelmed by The
consideration and Kindness showered
upon them, and the Federal veterans are
oyepowered by the sincerely and man
illness OF the Souihemers.
The reception at the courthouse 10
Mrs Pickett was SO cordial, emphatic,
and heartfelt, 10 completely uuneryed the
COuicderates II certainly was AN eN-
traordinary and inspiring scene Cheer
upon cheer greeted her and several min
utcs elapsed before anything like order
was restored Then the old rebel yell
shook thc rafters in appreciaiiye return.
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The Glorious Fourth Generally but ouietI,
Observed.

Observed.
As usual, the Fourth of July was an
unoyentful day in Manchester almost ey-
cry place Of business being closed and a
majority Of -he people having sought
some Of the numerous pleasant places
and picturesque scenes within convenient
distance of the city
Among the numerous picnics may be
mentioned that of Henderson Lodge, J.
.. .. f., at Drewrys. which was reached
10y wagons running from Hull street at
short intervals, and was pleasant and
successful in every respect. that of the
German Club AT that beautiful spot, Wat
kins' mill, about six miles below the city
on Falling creek another very enjoy
able private picnic at Gates mill. higher
up on the same stream one al Moore S
schOOlhOuse, near the Midlothian turn
pike, where the beauty and chiyalry of
Chesterfield ard number from MancheS-
ter were present: and one still further
away at Swiftcrcek bridge
There were small picnic parties nnu-
merahle. The rain interfered somewhat
with The enjoyment of the day, but all of
the pleasure seekers returned delighted
witt the way their time had been spent
" William Gillian of POWhatan is in
the ..ly the guest of Mr. Augustine Roy
an.
Mr. Harvey Archer will leave to-mor-
row ON visit TO friends IN Amelia coW-
ty.
Mr. b. T. owen, Jr., Is at odd Poin'
The Presbyterian Church Sunday school
will have picnic at West Point ON ,he
2jth inst
Mr. Harvey Archer viii leave to-mor-
row ON ,isit % relatives In Amelia
county.
Rev j. Powell Garland. presiding elder
of this district preached fine sermon at
the West-End Methodist church Sunday
Morning
Rev W. j. shipman preached to a large
audience at the Bainbrid-e-strect Baptist
church Sunday morni K
Rev. W a s. Conrad preached at
Fifthstrcet Methodist church sunday
night
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rELnGEArHIc SUMMARY.

senator Farwell Is going % Europe in
AUGUST on business lie and Colonel
A'",I ayIol' o. ,i''i7o' N.e 81. 'Hr head
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anu u, .7 ON ""a.i' '"'"'' .,i herewith
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cage ".' | |'..'. "H n.s ip around l.e
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BKrYITIEs

A telephone has been PM out 10 the
Male Orphan Asylum The number IS
pos
Masters w. g. Freeman and Lmicr
Berkeley went to Atlanta t0 spend thc
holiday
Mr Charles b. Roach and Miss Nora
Biankenship of Richmond were married
i'm Washington on saturday
The many friends Of Colonel and Mrs.
John Murphy Wili -ympalhile wil tAm
in the death of their little Eloi-e
Jsme- Elliott white was received SO
the Penitentiary yesterday from Patrick
county for felony. o. serve three wears
Iron has been laid AN along Ashland
street ltom Reservoir out west ready t0
put in position when the excavation is
made
r. ID Runin, at one time prominent
colored politician OF Petersburg ha- just
been acquitted Of charge of larceny n
Washington.
VIII the authorities never DO anything
with that horrible Liuden.-t eet sewer ,
The stencil in Hollywood last Sunday
was almost overpowering
Governor lee c0mmuted thc punish.
ment of Fanny Blackburn OF Alexandria,
tLe nenitentiarv ~ ono' ,..ar in fail
- ia'ip 49, Nv g''.''i' i'.'' '''.'''"y even
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Death OF Duncan =. I>euncr.

NEW ORLEANS. July 3 Hon Duncan
F kenner president of the Louisiana
Jockey Club. president of the Sugar
Planters Association. and identified with
many leading enterprises in this city and
State. died suddenly at his residence in
ths city to-day aged Il years Mir Ken
ncr was formerly member of Congress
and Confederate commissioner to France,
and also one of the Tariff Commission
appointed by President Arthur
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-05
ArbitrnlIon Of AnsIo AmerIean Di.pute.

LoSDoN. July l.-Onc hundred Eng
lish. Scotch and Welsh members of The
House of Commons have signed a memo
rial 90 The President and Congress of The
United States I'm favor of referring all
Angl0-Amcrican disputes tO arbitration
for settlement 1t is probable that dep
utati0u of the house of Commons will bee
sent Co Washington Co present the me.
mortal tO Mr.. Cleveland
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-05

DUmIN. July Messrs Sexton. Mac
Donald Kennedy. ana Mayne attended
the meeting I'm Phoenix Park yesterday TO
protest against the exclusion of Mr SEX
ton from the lord MAJORITY of Dublin.
Mr. Sexton received the unanimous sup
port of the meeting. I'm his speech he
declared that he had acted I'm accordance
with Mr. PaneWs wishes, and he trusted
that be- would not De defeated by Par
ncIIlcs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-05

DuLN. July -Moonlightcrs last
might made an attack upon the house of
Magistrate Daniel MacDonncll, near
Fries MacD0nncl was absent at the
time The miscrcants warned Mrs Mac
Donncn to abandon the farm, and then
set fire to ihe house and retired, promis-
ing t0 return.